Sunderland Echo - 2020-08-29

• COVID HOLIDAY ALERT
• Paralysed by a rare disease:
• Shocking graffiti spoils coastline
• By George, he’s gone back to his roots for TV series
• Restaurant closes after positive virus tests
• Woman kicked and spat at two police officers
• Jet skiers banned from the beachfront
• Court told of suicides and self-harm during lockdown
• Help is out there, don’t suffer in silence
• Young people develop anxiety during pandemic
• Devastated by Vince’s suicide
• Positive COVID test leads to pub’s closure
• Crunch vote on quarry’s future
• Connecting with nature The times are changing
• Teachers trained to spot abuse as referrals expected to soar
• PS5 details leaked, or is it another false dawn?
• Game of Thrones star turns her hand to dark comedy for follow-up role
• If Sunderland can emerge from opening fixtures in the leading pack, they will have done well
• ‘I don’t think we’d have been watching videos of geese under Reidy and Sacko, would we?’
• Victory, history, tension and, of course, unfulfille­d hope – Roker’s ‘final’ game went like a dream...
• Mini meringues are the perfect way to finish a meal
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• YOUR STARS WHAT DOES MONDAY HAVE IN STORE FOR YOU?
• Cloak can lift Spirits racing at Goodwood
• City’s plans on hold after unnamed player tests positive for Covid-19
• Rimmington urges improvemen­t after Jennings downed Durham
• Silksworth keep themselves busy despite missing out on Earl Cup
• Former Pools defender Kenton signs for Sunderland U23 squad
• Transfer targets and first-team openings – your latest Cats Q&A

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